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Edward Tomic

Edward Tomic

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National and State Politics Reporter, The Maine Wire

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  • Maine House Democrats Vote to Keep Taxpayers Rather Than Convicts Footing the Bill for Analysis of Drugs

    By Edward Tomic Verified| The Maine Wire Verified Democratic lawmakers in the Maine House of Representatives on Thursday voted down a bill that would have shifted the financial burden of testing illegal drugs as part of criminal cases from the state’s taxpayers to convicted drug traffickers. LD 717, An Act to Amend the Maine Criminal Code Governing Restitution to Include the Costs of All Analyses of Suspected Illegal Drugs, was sponsored by Republican State Rep. Steven Bishop of Bucksport.

    By Edward Tomic Verified · The Maine Wire

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Two Arrested in Auburn Drug Raid That Lead to Seizure of 20+ grams of Crystal Meth

    By Edward Tomic Verified| The Maine Wire Verified The Auburn Police Department’s Proactive Community Enforcement (PACE) Unit this week executed a search warrant at a Seventh Street residence, resulting in two arrests and the seizure of over 20 grams of crystal methamphetamine. Police say the operation followed an investigation into drug activities at the home. During a search of the residence Thursday morning, police seized approximately 24 grams of crystal methamphetamine.

    By Edward Tomic Verified · The Maine Wire

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Maine House Democrats Vote to Keep Taxpayers Rather Than Convicts Footing the Bill for Analysis of Drugs

    By Edward Tomic Verified| The Maine Wire Verified Democratic lawmakers in the Maine House of Representatives on Thursday voted down a bill that would have shifted the financial burden of testing illegal drugs as part of criminal cases from the state’s taxpayers to convicted drug traffickers. LD 717, An Act to Amend the Maine Criminal Code Governing Restitution to Include the Costs of All Analyses of Suspected Illegal Drugs, was sponsored by Republican State Rep. Steven Bishop of Bucksport.

    By Edward Tomic Verified · The Maine Wire

    Apr. 18, 2025

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The Maine Wire

Portland, Maine, United States

+1 207-321-2550